One-of-a-kind

Tabriz RoyalHand KnottedRug

Brown / BlackRoundØ 150 cm

Tabriz rugs hail from the historic city of Tabriz in the Middle East, a centre of art and culture that has been a hub for weaving for centuries. While the tradition began in this historic region, the craft has spread globally, with India becoming a prominent location for the production of these fine rugs, maintaining the high standards and intricate design language that the Tabriz name signifies.

The term Tabriz is synonymous with technical excellence, often characterised by a high knot density that allows for incredibly detailed and complex patterns. This level of craftsmanship is essential for achieving the graceful curves and sharp lines found in the ornate floral and medallion motifs that define the style.

Visually, Tabriz rugs are known for their sophisticated compositions. They frequently feature a central medallion surrounded by a field of densely packed floral vines and palmettes, all framed by a wide, elaborate border. This specific piece honours that tradition with its balanced, symmetrical layout and rich colour palette.

Owning a piece from this tradition is an investment in cultural heritage. Because these rugs are produced with such demanding skill, they are highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the human effort and artistic vision behind every knot. To bring a Tabriz rug into your home is to celebrate a legacy of craft that has endured through generations.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate months of focused effort to its creation. By tying each individual knot by hand, the weavers achieve a level of precision and pattern clarity that is simply not possible through mechanical means, resulting in a durable and resilient foundation.

With a weight of 9 kg across its 150 cm diameter, the rug demonstrates a high density of material that contributes to its long-term durability and structural integrity. This significant weight is a direct result of the dense construction process, ensuring that the rug maintains its shape and beauty for years to come.

The process of hand-knotting is a labour-intensive tradition that values quality over speed. Every knot placed by the artisan contributes to the overall strength of the pile, creating a product that is built to last. This commitment to traditional techniques is what gives the rug its lasting value and superior tactile quality.